Crowds Flock To See Jesus Image In Window
POSTED: Wednesday, July 21, 2004
UPDATED: 5:15 pm EDT July 21,
2004
Crowds are flocking to a hardware store in Rio Grande Valley, Texas, to see an image of Jesus that has appeared on a tinted window at the business.
The image first appeared on a True Value store window on July 19 and caused employees to wonder where it came from.Since being discovered, the image has not faded.People at the store agree that the image resembles the face of Jesus Christ with a crown of thorns. "I go to church whenever I get a chance, but I'm not a spiritual person. I do believe, especially now," a resident said after seeing the window.Watch Local 6 News for more on this story.
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